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Butter Love - June 25, 2026

  • Gary Hunter
  • Jun 25
  • 1 min read

melted and soaking toast,

the oil squeezing out with

each bite

 

slathered over corn on the cob,

my lips and chin a gaudy bliss

as I pull away

 

even crackers when scooped

with its softened yellow fat

I eat with eyes rolled back

 

it’s a guaranteed win

when the losses pile up

and money I can bank on

to fatten my resolve

 

a slippery injection of happiness

when it’s not possible

to take one more bite out of life

 
 
 

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